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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10
The CHICAGO sooDLess.
SAN Hfndisx ne Wsb Of Evidence Around
McDonaid and tse q srfgis.

CHfcAao, June 7.--TriAi Of McGarigls snd
Mcdonald. bids fair 70 be prolonged for
soms time. the prosecution having given
notice that they viii examine. twenty five
more witnessed How muchf testimony the
defense will prssrnt IS not known, bat il IS
likely they will consume = great dsal OF
time. To-Day George Sekneisser. brother Of
Nc testl1ed IS 70 the relations Of his
brother With AeDonald. he said Melon
aid and other boodlers were anxious 10 get
hold 0f "Nic" and have him straighten bis
books and promised 70 get bim out of his
bad serzpe. II he would ~nx' bis accounts
as they wanted.
Charles r. Abbott. Secretary OF the
Columbus 4 OHIO Mining Company, iesti-
ned that year ago he was Secretary OF the
l. L. Moody Coal Company, who had
several contracts with The county. There
ves a pool including all the contractors
VITA ~horn the county had anything % do,
and McGsrigle vas leader Of the pool and
contracts were awarded. Pursuant % bis
awarded bis company was only done after
they had agreed to pay $il.oO0.
aud that when this money uss
nor pai4 McGerigfs a. agTEef rpou be
-sAfcGar ar!sfs prevent Il Them from carrying
out the co1tract. Finally the .moneg vas
paid 20 McGsrigle at the County hospital.
and then The contract wes given the con-
pany. Ac1arigle told witness he did not
get oas cent Of that money himself The
contract spoken Of was for furnishing
county institutions with coal. After
$iI001 hsd ben paid an additional $500
wac given AcGarge for his own use.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

what Bashsp Giis.spas ssfs sf Asss
cs1stsss f~sf- n s<-ss~

~ hat h4sIof 0ittrst3< 49, - ~&s
cs1ssyss f~ss- e>ss~
To me ciuseas " ksnl coansy
Il visited yesterday an eompens with
Superintendent ksach aud IN Woosfes
Toe poor house ASIDE from my offioaAi re-
i.lions. fee IL 10 be NY daty ne clEzeD
and taxpayer 60 call tie stsentaon "a ths
eilissns 10 the condition of thlnss al lie
poor. house.
The original building Vas . fzrmhoass.
Prem time 70 u1ns sddiuoas have bees
made. The rooms In ali the Buildings are
small In what has been called tie poor
house. bat IL nov used for msn. They are
new cells, with . windos about l1xlo. snd
doors with rods 10 admit air. e0ue re.
pairs are being msds. IN the way ~
piastering and taking down partitions. bct
no repairs can make these buildinEs 81 for
proper keeping Of p&apefs They are ftsil
Of Yermin. hested by stoves. always dau-
gervus in such az Institution. ! know 81
few pooshouses in Western klehlgxn As an
fis a. this.
beg our citizens 60 drive out aud exam
inc for themselves / ana unwilling 10 be
lleYe flsaf this county. with 5000 pooF'le
and -. .Do8. real and personal estate ISL
viii allow . poorbor=e that i such a css-
sraoe 10 hntpanisy There srf other nsf.
ter 10 Be criticised 10 which j shaii cal lie
attention Of the eapenntenceDts oi the
Poor.
0EoRor ID. GisLnYFE
Chairman Board Of Corrections and CHAR
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

Wm. r. Slsostt. President, and Rev
Barker. Secretary Of the West Michigan
Press ASSOCIATION. have made arrangements
for the snrcsi meet OF tbs members Of the
Association st Msnistee Jgns 2Is, to June
25tb. inelusiTe. The good citizens Of Man
isfre are making elaborate preparations 90
give the visitors a grand time tbe picnic
extenid1g - 0aekena and frankfort.
From ths elsborate iist Il committees pah-
lisbef in the Lvaasi9rs, of Mani ssee, we
take pleasure IA noting thai :. Thompson
has been appointed sC0mmittee on Fishing
Tackle. and y. Glsssmire a COMMITTEES oa
Worms. Nothing now can possiolT smar
the pleasure % ibe annual meeting Of West
Nichi-sa edit0rS-the worm QGestion Is
saf-ssd
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10


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y s.s sssa ., 1. q fraelss sf'.4 -
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slssns lEas.sss tlisau saa wisAss. ksskl
ks-Eass x.s slse pr<~>na
1hs ssslenstls1 IT Ni~ ks,is> wishss ~
. mssalss u ths Bs<Fs u Irusss~ 49,
e<sG.ssa sn6 snasplsS. snS na A. 4
1sfHef ss1 slscsee 81 az tie Vsaaass k.~s
ksieoes a. Naehnoba 49, sleo.sa k~s<<ss<
- fls f,fsslosui and n<lael4ry eess a.
Naarlzsd a. snaYloF sofnf sall.bis p<E<ox -
ree.sfa the fsfooesaipgs - pnssis14 n~szs
iDse of tlss sselsis fF.n ti.s alnusss t@kss
~ tia eeoFs,srlas
1iss nAsisF - s.tisl ~esion a. s~<ess
snofs ~stefiag ksousts ena aFinkls3 fosn-
tasns iof Fss.pls auss snc hoss~s "a lls olsx
vac discussed informally fI.~ioent
flubnsf snnounaso tils sseeila sf . stsuk
Zoe - ssem fbs osseFlsoai A fos tonsb<r
lobsf-ps Walsh vss seseIsso stth gis.<-
Gfs sno thsnss An oFaeI on tbs tF.ssansr
40 sSl ~as voted Agent tsarnsY
The Agents fspoFs shows thai slaas ths
issi nsstlnl hs has ks,is6 tbrss slcs .nd
Glssblec horses o5dsFsd I've hoF.-< ~hiak
scfe nnfi iof ~uft of ths sir<sfs fefr,.
pssssoea feg dfseu fof sbesine 4llaf
bof~es osaueneo t~o fof pesisetlaf then
bofa~s fsI,Fsnssneso eDs T,efsoE fos aFasltF
@ oais rsiietea = cow fron ssItsfs essist-
&c a. saskinf ss srFesl eno seoareo ths ar
irsi ano eonsiosion ~ tso pvfsans lol cru.
aiy g horses
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

reSDoS. Jane Red Shirt and ~Bronoho
Bin. of The wnd West show. paid = visis q
the House Of Commons At miinisht tonight.
They we're both ia wsr pains snd wore sa-
ormoas head.dressss Of feathers. Tasy al
dressed themselves % Baron De Worms
wh1 ssxed fheiu whst thsv thought 81
psriismept Esd sairs answered that be
didnt think mnch 81 t. ws. be ssi3
were PASSED much QUICKER Ii ais country
than u this
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10
A TRIPLE MURDER


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xze< <slf@, Nksk3 Enrse f4reans s-4<
Es<k< fenln @anna4 4so - ane
a1ees SO ssxa Asa1 80
Henex IA Saas 4 Anasss.s tu~s<.
- eseAEfss tka saeE4iss ta faks Aeran
sssss tstei,sN,s2 tset<s nsi,e< e1at1zss -
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~ssf ~ ssles = - k.snsA 1r@t sseaf -
tlss <isas(sat ssssasxea eseaa 81 elaek
sis's H.lsasss sa6 49, 10 r~<al,
; sqhessi e<ss tz<0 etztn xtick
49, sesssss< - ksea - 49, Sh4< Ez<,s-<
siaf fi<1s< slAs4s @slsak sno< = &al.an
shEe,s<1 ils ssssx sss3 - slE ass E4.s
k.@zsf $3.50 - $40 el&ta o. 81 ...ass sf..-
stE *hst teat seEs nsss ~ koi<eo xz1ar<
Ssl1 sae-.><sea ztts lssolees sn6 i1.x<
snitt hn siss 80 sA.e tssas oxa<
- - iseee ss< ens< shsoa<k 80 ss.as
has - .sst sae ye.sas st.xe ~sz< saai IL
fnt he4& &ss = aseN go s.rE via "a
s'~ss @is1 A<z~fss ~ s~s1sas ssnn1< h.<
ke4n
Anss TIE sisssil1S e<.~es x.sr,<< - h.
i.ssa~s i,s<l isIess sz@eslas sl.lok hs ..1sa~a
tns askstsis ~ hif fihs = "a .ssaFi< so4
isis~ Ia hs~4 alnsz4s - sl1ns fks<< -
tts<ss< ezesssll.sEls assr ll< sd@,s <at sl..<<s
- 's~as l.'~.As4 sssA s.-.s'ls szs ssAas - sAs
naEzz3.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10
a FATAL EXPLOSION.
A Locossotiye Boiler bxplodss on the PHIL
.adsIphie s baltimore at Chester.

n LotDsEttttt Rtittf pAtArt tb tttr h&s-
.aasiphis s Baltimore at Chester.
CHEsrER, Pa. June The boiler Of q
locomotive attached 70 3 souih-bonnd
freight train on the Philsdeiphia & Balti-
mor- r. K. (B. & o. exploded ia front Of
the passenger station in this city a. )
o'clock this morning. killing one msa and
seriously l1juring Ees@rai Others. one
fatally. Theeir was flied with flying pieces
OF iFon and timber and scalding water. A
number OF persons we're standing on the
station platform. aud some Of them were
oadiy scAlded or cut With flying misses.
one man. 8 carpenter employed on the
road, rssidinE in Baltimore. whose name Is
unknoen. was instantly killed. John
MuF9ar. aged n years. telegraph operator
OF tais c.ay, was 90 badly ScAidsd and IN
jared that his death Is moment 4rily ex-
Fecfed
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

TO 61ts tH4tsphs
ia mentioning Lena obis and Louis Eek.
iesdafer. IL IL not necessary 10 relate tie
story OF the terrible Belmont tragedy. which
berea that ttes were buried near each other
IN the cburchyard bear ghe littis Village.
A tombstone has jusf been ordered foF ihs
last resting pssce nf The gsri, abd stoBe IL
something Of The same style Of srchiiecsurs
viii soon be ordere8 for tbe grave 81 the "a.
fstuafed youth Farmer Reynolds iiss
v.stten an e1stsph fer fene's mouuDent
aud wflI do the ssrae f0r Louis The fxo
families have become Tsc0oeiied- 4 - ssid.
and The Obits ard ths Eefles6afsrt are On
So frixudly terms as ever They esref1isf
avoid speaking Of the cioad that dsTksns
their bones, bat othsrsiss are intimate snd
mutually try 70 fofgei TIE past
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10
KILLED HIS BROTHER.
Trsops Prevent ths Lynching OF a Texas
County Judge.

Csunty Judge.
EAsLE Pass. Tex. June 7.-Thomas
Larfb, County Judge OF Maverick county.
Texas. killed ais brother Joseph Lamb. q
wealthy rsnchman yesterday on Mexican
soiL The brothers went 10 thslr sheep
rsch six miles from Piedras Negrss, IN
Mexico. and upoa arriving there seat the
only occuOant of the ranch. Mexican,
out % hurt for horses. The Mexican
returned in sn hour and. found no ore q,
the ranch. but ssw a pool Of blood and
piecss OF human fssh scattered over the
bouss. The Mexicsn started for P.edsas
Nszrss. and 6n arriving 2t another farch
belonging % the Ismos be found jose uh
Lambs body. Later ThoDss Lamb drove
s1t0 Plsdras Scgras. inteadiag 70 cross %
Texas. lie Was arrested. The brothers
had quarrsled oye- the division Of their
property. Troops lad to be called out 10
keep the Msxicans frgm lynching Thomas
Lamb.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

ssllssta - - 1tta~st4rets-A1
LkssIss. Jams Assrybody A. al IA
millu Et.A ne Lssssiatars ef TO gsars
AZ zs.neinbeTs thas lhsfe Vas no man
sanl< tas salifs - msmhers sho fonght
~ lon< an assi ssainss Lhe UnivsrsiEs
ApEf1psilliaa siA - ia All0 D. Campbell
teen a msnosr of House fsom bfaach
county. and nos private secretary ard
sisht hand msn ~ Q0g~rnor LGss
EeoWing csmp3eils history q tEo
sears 4go III sesari 70 ths rri-
verally. tie general opiaion saa zt
once expressed thss canpseiI sas beasnd
tns Governors opposition % the Approprsa-
uon bl.l Or thst insfltusisn for tbs year
scd shsn tAs Governor seat t5s mssaage
sakiaa Or ths sscs.l q tbs OH snd
tasaatsn.ng fsto II ID va not consider
a3ly eat do~n IA amount. IL vas believed
ilzt 4 vetoed e nould IN sscf be Campbells
SO AL the Governors Signature. The
ceiling eeIaiEa.si IN a disgracefsii foN a.
the Japstol ate roaishs. when quite = efoEd
of members were discussing the matter
vita Secretary Campbsll. Turning 70
Csnipbeli. Capt Manly. member f-om
the Ualvsrsisy city. said. ~Y0n did
very strange snd uawarsaied
shing and ssRt fsr beyond your reasonable
privilege when you came on the n0or 0f
ths Hcgss and lobslsd sga;nss tie bill as
yoa asss eons- Canpbel replled hat Be-
bad neyer l15biea against tAs blll. when
Many answered. You say yoa have not
oaz everybody believes you have Very
deliberately Campbell replied You are =
hsrr' This was TOO big charge Cor
tie gallant captain 70 quietly swallow
and although Do wears an empty sleeve he
quickly sent Campbell singing blow be-
tween tae eyes when Camposii a. promptly
rstsrned ths blow hitting hIEa on the side
Of The head. Representative Hsrrington
and others at once jnmped between the
angry ren and prevented any more blows.
and neither Of shs combatanss was severely
hurt. yet the affair Is one long 70 be rsmem-
befed and is perhaps. oniy the drst ofosheT
SERIOUS diflsrencyS That ara s.re % grow out
OF tns veto Of &C important a measure as a
$4,000 Appropriation tor tas Stats Cnivsr-
Ffr
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

I0xDoS, Jane S--Glsdstone reached Doll
nshell ca his return Journey from wsiss It
6to iast evening. ne vas much fsfizasi
6v his Journey and rs sfteudaDt orssoricsi
effsrss having seoken ss Newport. eioster,
S~snssa and Kembie, st each Of waich
towns large crowds turned out - greet hin.
ne con5Bed Ms remarks 70 BE Iffsh qnss-
ton and attritnted tie deisy II sdvsneine
the Crimes biIl IN the HOUSE Of Commons
- the puxnscity q Bsifear.s
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

The p. @. Il. 4 u. company hss resumed
xte dollar excursion rate E< tas roand tip
keun this city 70 Grand Hsven and spring
Lake. zssksts are good ei1s CAY On H.
fa7 Of sale. snd - return oext 6sg. or on
Nsndag whea soid CT S4far3ag wheh
stamped a. Cueier Houss tiekes of1ce "a
Grand Haven. o< Al Magnetic Mineral
Springs IN Sprfnx Lake Take a dav =
fsAing. ard enjoy 80 s.,ei sxs<ses 81 L4ke
Michi@aa-"
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

CozxsErs. .. gsnt Ia le1vs af b1os5-
thirsty sns-sti~ss kss k.ess discovered r.
this CRY + aaaa~-s - rsssn sd woznss
sro sczas ~ fbe csrcE - A. - ths rzo1
rsvcs 1onsry enerstsex. Tie orxzz - s5ssf
detss frozE 80 Tis* ~ Mrx Px-soxs }sss
Asrca. Tier werk r. this - n cafss-
e1ses asrrse1 - ~ Etsf fres - s1e-er7
80 = tHuE nsfser - ioesse sS.eh
FAses - Fasstisss - - isxrn haa6a q sAsi'
~o~a
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10
AN AWFUL misraxE.
"A fnBocrn, Man Hanged BIZ Lyncssrs In
Ia6fana-

N tHDoFFHl lHNf n tstsHN - tfTHt"cFs N
ra6fsns.
JssFEs. Ind, Jane All The reports
hsrstofors published Of The Perry county
Iynching. have been grossly exaggerated
and untrue. The "cbndn reported to have
been outraged is a big. strapping woman
Of . years II sxe. weighing 80 pounds or
more. Tbs man. Clay Dsvis. charged with
the crime. IS q small 1an. The woman
was cot seriously injured John Davis.
who vas hanged. vas innscent Of any par
ticipati0n IN tie reported outrage. TIE
men who did the haneiaS wsrs Ten Ia nam
Der. msSked, and had shsi- toats t1rned in
side out
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

Nr and Mrs.. Taos. p. Gilbert invite the
members o. the Old Rssisenls' Association
Of tAe GrsHa Rsvsr vaissv 70 "a informal
reception A. shsir koass. No. SIS North Ia
fsyetfe street. en- Eresv. the feth inst
from - 10 o'clcck D n the occss;on he-
ing The f'ty second snnissrsaxy Of Mr. Gi-
berts location il the vsEsv.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

FosTosI.. o, guae The mammoth
a3arinx mill Of Friegsr 4 Nobss. wss -
At las ne brirk esls feil n AMI the
. suildinx vas = tofel x7ee<- The srs e
SUPPOSED - have criesnkfe5 from lrs<tou ~
machinery. Loss. $500, Insafaaes g.
an
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

s0sa ~
Eepzssentztsa kl.ssb - - 1&ks 80
&zFqr ) E,enaaef s. tes hesr1 ef p -
al sifs lszE "a tsslsScefs 81 erzs&
e4s.s 50 - ee2nst1sa 81 - ehele toss
alieEness2. a1a ea ~ asosaa ses<ien
~ss t<1lse s,zasssk AlasstafaAos. ~
Ai-1sa s4Fs "a orE<e.l1sG - t-s. 81
eDa1es e1.s.ig iEs4 s4s b.4Ed - folsse a21
fika Eenlll s1ioaers. tsz4sza tas Bezfa
s~s - h.4 taks - essssss ~ asa ; esll
aols-4 eoDasst 80 h.szni 49, tse Nsns assa
te1acll 4n1 nl4ke tca sefr4es tess
iaispe1lssss t1&a tEeg AsFs kszsi ere
eeea- Alotesr sFEoEs Eest sfessFI ths
- szs sorket ~ kskzse@,s .4lste - 80.
tr9I1 : p1.lt@Csz sisait -. 80 -ls Fsffksszker
f9n q keplslseaa Elelflters ceszs 90 t1A
k.1af1. alrsa'ig slrensiy kSmterst seesd
- slill sseFe slrenst14Eef ~ CenDectlnx
t1s Dsa4ecf9rie A4goE VIA 4. te sees
tar : = Bok spSsset 81 kepaataaDz. NJ
szIoakiE aE4ug tie pzzss<s 81 tss eslt
hou1 s1ch pIsmlnent tspaa cans as
fnes u Gilbert Aftorasg saersi f2sx<Fe
Co. Geo. o. Brxss. . l. FuiisF. Hos. 81,
6 b1rch. e. A Ward. r. 81 Barnard. Ald-
sfsnan iisGnl1. Iazass & Nebss1s sna
ethers. Eeiag 80 ate ia fhe session the bilI
nag aot 5s t4kea AZ ssalns hoseseF maeh
laett u E1sy lossess-
Tie aoass spent mueh of ths tay IL cem-
mites II The uho.e 4ofk snd Fattssa
lh<Qash tseaLs bilis The most pFcallnsni
and ces- afs eoEzl1ered eelrg kspftssnl-
sriss 0rinae.i much - 4 essd fer Parity
of kieelion bill. {. passesf the conuaiftse
4nd Nitl pass % thisd Fesdlng II nos TOO
eumosEsons, IL May good provisions siii
% mach 70 p4tlfy sne eisctions Of oar
state.
The celebrated Palms uiif contest case
s On trial before tie supreme Court. with
Judges Coolsy aad Aafston. ex-Attcraey
GsneFsi kirehner ASHLEY Poet, and otheg
81 Michigan's leading attorneys connected
Tish j. With an estate Of - e09.oo0 os
q. 90 0e0 behind The ease ne attorneys can
work With hearty good wiil TIE contest
Is a lrisndly Que on TIE part Of the son aud
taaghier of The late millionaire 10 decide
shs1 tbs VII really means IN laH. RsooF'
hes 4 that Judge Cooley is % receive TIE
snag lse of $1,000. OssEgTEA.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

Lorrex. June 7--eIneen kspioisni ar
rived IA London today. she xss met a.
The rsitwsv ststioo and cenvey@f 70 bsr
hotel I = royal carrisgs seat fsr her rse
lrona Buckingham Palace az ~laeea Vic
fnria
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10


E0xozE, June 7.--s3sas- Jshnsous rev
bric< blsck = eonrfsfss a13 se vi removs
kis nrsiercaksnx roo12s rhsrs A. oace--B. <.
Amsuman ~i1 nspe his fsrSlv - esx
EspiEis.--W VIE As68sefeza- SIX rezrs ~
see, wss sroNne8 bo6sy w6iis e.sy5az 81
fshlna. His parsnzx wsre Al BE Rszstss
stzenss1g Fcreraar Sow
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

Msx~zEtT- Iaas T.--Tse conzs suzfft@ ess
cnHapzns asTe ssr1ck rss II los se~ =. s.
zriles fr5ra ksre. - . depth q - 49, -
c1mpznv vi x0 dow - So o. SO <set
AMI wken there = suf3csea< prsssrre -
pipe .he sxs - &oafrsai a. 1 -.aehsz
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

A Fight in the State
Capitol
The Cne-Arrasd Veteran Re-
seats ths Injury.

= cisxracsf4i Rev CssF ths Cover
nsra ssko. rcps af Passing the
1aisersits Sii os<r she Ssga-
Tha crcss eig consl1srsas
--S4Ilssas FiFs zHg
Pelixs aBf Tzbiss
On fsis oaa
Actioa.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-07

the legs of the chair. When Madame,
therefore, swings back the chair seat on
its hinges confederate below opens the
trap, the cut portion of the paper swings
down with it, Madame slides through, the
confederate swings the chair seat back
into place, pushes the trap into place and
the section of newspaper goes with it.
When Hermann picks up the paper he
folds the B side over as he does so and
displays it to the audience again with the
doctored side towards the back of the
stage just as MaGame smilingly enters
from the wings. 1t is very pretty trick
and always takes well.
Hermann is generally in his most
happy vein when with few chosen
friends with whom he can play off his
skill in sleight of hand work. 1t is re-
lated of him that few days ago, while in
company with Manager Berger of this
city, a mutual acquaintance Joined them
and rendered Mr.. Berger his cigarette
case. Mr.. Berger remarked that he
didn't smoke cigarettes, when Hermann
quietly put out his hand and drew three
or four cigars from the case and handed
them to the astounded Mr.. Berger and
the mutual acquaintance. Innumerable
otheS tricks of like character are told of
him OF an interesting nature.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-07
THE LEGEND OF THE WHITE LADY.
The Ghost that is Supposed to Haunt Inn
perIRI Palaces.

The Ghost that is Supposed to Haunt I'm
perlRI Palaces.
Three different persons are said to be
the originals of the White Lady, who ap,
pears to imperial personages and carries
them off like the bugaboo, in addition to
the old widow of whom Pollnitz speaks.
These three are Agnes, Countess of Or
lamunde, Bertha of Rosenberg Eand the
Princess Kurngund, who married first
Ottocen II. of Bohemia, and
secondly baron Of Rosenberg.
Agnes, Countess of Orlamunde,
was of the ducal family of Meran. She
married first Count Otto of Orlamunde,
and bore him two children. He died in
1898, when she fell madly in love with
Albert, Burgrave of Nurnburg, Hohen-
zollern, who died in 1861. Albert, who
goes by the name of the Handsome"
was much younger than herself. When
she made advances to him he is said
to have replied that four eyes
stood in the way. He meant his
parents. she understood that he re-
ferred to her children, whereupon she
murdered them. Albert visited her in
the Plessenburg, near KulmOaCh, but
when he discovered what she had done he
shrank from her in horror, and afterWa-
'Q348) married Sophia, daughter of
Henry, Count Of Henneherg. Agnes OF
Orlsmunde went on q pilgrimage to Rome
to eXpiate her crime, ana on her return
founded the convent of HiTmeiskrOn,
near Bernick, in Upper Franconia. There
she was buried beside the children whom
she had murdered, and there also Albert
the Handsome was laid.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-07
STATE DENTAL CONVENTION.

List of Officers Elected for the Ensuing
Year.
Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, May G.-The State Den
tai Association spent the morning hour in
miscellaneous business, reading essays
and discussion of various subjects. The
following officers were elected for the en-
suing term; R. E. Grant of Aus
tin, president; W. j. Barton of
Paris, first, and j. N, Goolsbee
of Brentwood, second vice-president;
George M. Patten of Huntsville, secretary
and treasurer; T. II. Lipscomb OF Waco,
corresponding secretary; W. ]. Barton,
j. H. Lasster and D. c. Williams, execu-
tive committee; L. J. Storey, superin-
Uendent of clinics; a. A. Beville and j.
L. Fountaine, finance committee.
The association then adjourned to
meet in Dallas the first Wednesday in
May, 1886.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-07
Mans Privileges and woman's Need.

Women in American cities should have
the option, as the Philadelphia Press well
argues, which men have of escaping from
the narrow circle of a boarding house to
the luxuries of the club or something like
it. In travelling, also, she may wish for
something more companionable than a
lodging house and something less onerous
tharft the dinner parties TO which she is
invited. A man, properly introduced,
has nothing TO do but to enter one of the
clubs, where his letters can be written
and delivered, where he dimes or break
fasts or entertains his friends, where his
social status is made manifest, where IN
fact he can dispense hospitality,
enjoy his own pleasures, read
his paper. spend the even
ing over whist and converse with people
of his own grade and degree. His wife
has no such privileges. If she is travel
ing alone or with another lady she is con-
demned to the hotel reading room or the
dingy parlor of lodging house, where
she is isolated from all that is the least
suggestive of the city she has come to see
or the country whose institutions she is
studying.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-07
BEREHARDT Is A TIGER.
a Scientific Nan Says Everybody Resem-
bles Some Animal or Other.
BOSTON Herald

DlcS OIhCEs
Boston Herald.
AS every human being is believed to
bear some outward aid characteristic
resemblance to an anima!, it did not as
tonish me the other hit to hear the
clever analogy between S rah BernbsEsft
and royal tiger very sen ~,Oly accounted
for Oy scientific man VIII has m&de the
woman profound study. He SAYS the
tragedienne's natural disposition is
indicated as clear as print by the
curve of her back, inc excessive
hollow at the waist line and the mar
rowness of the supple hips She carries
herself with all the art of h = stage trains
ing, but no Bengal tiger ever stepped
with more sinuous grace taang this phef=
nomenal creature. Her teaaper and her
passions are as feline as th Ugh she tFay-
elned in q cage, and the peculiar sweep
of the jaw, where it joins the ear, and the
shape of the mouth, suggest to the close
student of natural history an ardent
power that IS more curious than pleas-l
ing. These are only a few ply sicsi-
points of resemblance, but the brilliant
Sarah's history furnishes m Gy morak6nes
which are strikingly borne out as the
years 60 on. It matters little to art that
she can never be judged By any ordinary
standard of conventionalj:y. She is a
woman, she is 3 mother, and yet one of
these days who knows but cur posterity
will be frequenting a dime museum to
catch glimpse of a ncv species of
tigress, the star of the show? A lissome
beast it is; sleek of coat, with small fat
head, from which shines two splendidIy
cruel snd amorous eyes-and this will be?
Sarah! Returned from that native state
from which she emerged or evolved IN
the nineteenth century to become great
actress and an embodied ca price. z5